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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-03
DAILY HERALD.
THE NEW COMPANY.
~ the Goth of September Ca
Will be Turned On.

Will be Turned On.
By the Goth inst. the Consumers
Gas Light, Heat and Power Com
pany's works at the corner of Ala
media and Seventh streets will be COM
pleted and the gas will be turned into
the mains. The company's grounds
cover six acres and are centrally lo-
Gated, 80 that it can extend its pipes
several miles in each direction with
out any difficulty. The generating
and purifying house is completed. 1t
consists of a two-story brick structure
we'll ventilated, wherein are located
two separate sets of furnaces and the
purifying apparatus, which is on the
second story. The furnaces resemble
very much the appearance of huge
boilers, and extend nearly to
the roof. The coal is placed in the
furnaces ON the second story, six and
seven tons at time, which makes the
apparatus almost a self-feeder. The
gss'is generated in the lower part of
the furnace, and then passes through
. series of pipes into an adjoining
room, where it is centered in four
large purifiers. 1t then passes into
the "holder," large iron tank, which
is located about hundred feet dis
tant. The "holder" is of the tele-
scope pattern, and consists of two
large tanks, one inside of the other.
They are but twenty feet in height,
but they can, when filled, open out
to a height of forty feet. It is the
only telescope holder on the coast,
outside of San Francisco, and when
completed it will have a capacity OF
1000 feet. The posts are already in
position, and large force Of work
men are engaged in con-
structing the huge tank.
As soon as the tank is finished, every
thing else is in readiness to commence
the manufacture Of gas. The yard is
well filled with coal and all the engines
and other appliances necessary are in
position.
1t is expected that the company will
be able to furnish gas at $3.50 thou
sand feet, bnt according to its fran
chise it cannot charge more than $500.
Its works contain the latest improved
machinery, and owing to this fact it
will be enabled to furnish gas at nearly
one-half the rate charged by the pres
ent company. The storehouse is we'll
stocked with gas stoves of every size,
shape and description, besides any
of gas ranges and bakers
ovens. The stoves are of the very
latest design, and will prove boon to
the housewife. On them anything can
be cooked without ever coming into
contact with the flames. 1t is the COM
pany's intention to rent the stoves to
those using their gas at nominal
rental, or to sell them on monthly in
stallments. They will sell the stoves
at cost price with freight added, de-
pending upon the use of gas for the
profits.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-03
Incorporated.

Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday by the Lankershim Ranch
Land and Water Company. The pur-
poses for which the corporation are
formed are to buy and acquire rea'
and personal property; to purchase
water and water rights and to develop
and deal in the same. The number
of directors to be seven and those ap
pointed for the first year are l.. 7
Garnsey, S. w. Luitweiler, F. G. Gar
butt, W. s. De Van, Dan Mcfarland
William Bogel and c.. w. Smith. The
amount of capital stock TO be $3.50, 900
divided into 1900 shares of 800 each
all of which has been subscribed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-03
st, Charles Hotel.

EDITORS HERALD-I beg leave to
state to the public that the statement
in an evening paper of last night is a
mistake. The st. Charles Hotel is
full with every room occupied, and
also every available space in the
house where cot can be put. The
adjoining. space between the hotel and
the Ducommun block is being rebuilt,
but nothing belonging to the hotel OF
which l am the lessee for five years.
WILLIAM Y. NEwLANDs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-03
The Cricket Club.

The members of the Rovers Cricket
Club will hold special meeting on
Monday evening at 7:30, in the office
OF Messrs. Finlayson & Finlayson, for
the purpose of making final arrange
ments for tie match with the Los
Angeles Cricket Club on Friday next.
All those desirous of joining are
cordially invited to attend. The club
will meet for practice this afternoon
at the Sixth-street base ball ground at
4 30 p. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-03
Ta-nax,s Mecting.

The following call has been issued
by the general committee upon the
celebration at st. Louis:
An earnest call is ma 'e upon each
member OF the several committees to
be present at the regular weekly meet
ing this morning at 10 O'Clock,
in old Masonic Hall. If the display
so much desired by the city and
county is to be made at st. Louis,
work must be done and personal ef-
fort made. By order Of chairman.
G. w. ARBUCKLE, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-03
Coal, Coke, Charcoal and Wood,

COn1, C0Ke, CnuFCUuf 1"u Uus
Wholesale and retail. Special rates for car
load lots, delivered to all points. Office: 8
Alameda and Jackson streets; telephone 315.
WALTER s. MAXWELL,
Sole Agent for Wellington Coal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-03

REV. E. J. WHITNEY, of Clarkson "
says Gilmores Aromatic Wine for Female
weakness, stands without rival. q. F.
Heinzeman, agent Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-03

Go TO ROsecrans
And buy before it Is too late.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-03
pon,, Laugh at nervous People.

Their sufferings are very real, although
you, with your vigorous physique and
strong nerves, can scarcely believed 1t. Rather
suggest the use Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters which, in removing every trace OF dys-
pepsia, and resulating the liver and bowels,
strikes at and extirpates the most prolihe
nerye-shattering disease, fever and ague, is
among the formidable ailments, to the re-
movai of which this genial remedy is spec
tally adapted. Nervous prostration, result
ing from prolonged mental or physical ef-
fort. is also state of the system where the
Intervention of this tonic is very desirable,
more particularly as its use Is to quiet and
relax the tension of overwrought nerves.
The Bitters are Invaluable in rheumatism,
neuralgia and kidney troubles. Employ
no substitute for it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-03
suicide.

DIR. FLINTs HEART REMEDY has
saved more lives by timely use, and has
more victims of nervous disorders than all
the physicians with their pet methods of
treatment. At druggists, $3.50. Descrip-
tive treatise with each bottle; or address J.J.
Mack & CO. S. f.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-03
Assisnee'S Notice Of Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
" Monday, September 5th, 1887, at 1C
o'clock A. NJ, will sell at public auction all
of the effects of Waite & Marsh, consisting
of stock of goods, wares and merchandise,
store fixtures, etc., one horse, wagon, and
harness, to the highest and best bidder for
cash in U. S. gold coin. Said sale will be
held at cornor First and Vine streets, in the
city of Los Angeles. Stock can be inspected
on Saturday, September Sd, 1887, at place
of sale, from 9 o'clock A. M. until IL NJ.
September 1st, 1887.
JACOB BARUCH,
50 At Assignee of Waite & Marsh.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
THIRD EDITION.
rhtiadsiphin Itens.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14,-John
Happle, aged 80 years, was struck BY q
locomotive ct yorresdAle last evening,
and received injuries which caused his
death.
John Pickles, sgsd AZ years. while
driving three horses attached TO heavy
wagon, was struck By locomotive 81
Thirty sixth street and 0ray's Ferry
road on Saturday and was killed.
harry Donovan, Is yeArs Old. was
run over ami Killed yesterday - the
Soring Garden street crossing OF tne
PhAAds, phis and Reading Railroad.
james O. Linton, 60 years old. who
va, arrested ID Manaynnk on Fficay
night ON tbs charge OF drunken ness,
was on Saturday morning fou1d dead
In hts oe.!.
John Da ogsn. aged % years, Uas ar.
re.tod OH Saturday and hsld for hear
ing today on suspicion OF having caused
the deatn OF Gustavus j. Schreller, who
was found in q dying condition on the
night CT Novem Der ON PeKg street,
with hie skull fractured.
Hugh Gibson, white, was cut with Q
razor over he nose, over the left eye
and In ths abdomen, yesterday, II 10 NJ
legged, by James Bell, colortd barber
who says Gibson, whom he had shaved
knocked him down when the colored
man dem snGed pay yment. Bell WAS ar
rested.
rna British steamship Mahsraiah,
from Ne~ York, Is anchored five mile
south Of the Five Fathom Bank Light
shiy, with engines disabled.
Pus Rsd Star Line steamship Nsdsr
land srrivsd from Antwerp yesterdh,
win at tteersge ard i've saloon pas
Bengers.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
O,Hricn,s Treatment.

DUBLIN, Nov. IA proclamation
has ueen issued ~ Tollamore, forbid.
ding the assem ling near the prisou
where hr. O'Brien IL confined OF any
crowds.
Mr. o B.lsn, who Is incaroeIated In
the TullsMore jsi!, and who refused &c
don the uniform prescribed oy the
prison regulations. wore hts own olothes
until yesterday. Whiie hs was in bed
last night hts clotsing waa removed
from his cell ano replaced with The or.
dinary prison gArD. hr. O'Brlen re.
fuses TO dress HIN SELF in the uniform.
Fifteen members of the Ea'ionai
|. sague were sentenced 20 Kilrnsh TO.
day 10 one months imprisonment a'
hard labor. They were removed FROM
the court room singing God Saws
Ireland"
Constable Thompson Of Limerick hsl
resigned, as \ prJlest s2aipst the treat
ment of william O'Br1en.
DUBLIN, Nov. u An encoarter ha'
taken plscs bst~ sep the people and the
police q: InuisbCfiu. fhe police
charged with bag cnets on the Grove
and moItaly wounded one wUman
Msuy OF the policemen were ujGrbd b.
being hit with stones. The locsl mag
istTntes, after inquiiing iuio the aftais
exCu ps.ed the police.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
rna r.tnI ON rsn.

Margaret McFeeters, the poor, old vile
of drunken husband, Was burned TO
death while that husband was out on An
orgie on Saturday night. They lived In q
shanty on ssme commons near Twerty-
fourth and Reed streets, philadelphia,
among clay beds and ponds OF stagnaat
water.
The fire was first discovered by Charles
Mccarthy, John Keene and Frank
Thompson, who hastened to the spot ~
rapidly A. the bitches and clay banks
would permit. When they reached the
shanty IL WAS enveloped in flames and the
one occupant, Mrs. hcFeeters. was with.
ing and shrieking on the door. Their
efforts TO save her were soon reinforced by
Policemen Orr and Chestpu'. the former
of whom went 10 the are station at
Twenty first aud Ellsworth streets while
the others fought the nre. The men were
unable TO get Mrs McFetters out oi the
building, and 1t was found impossible V
bring the engine TO the spot. When the
flames had been subdued their victim
was dead. She had been seen Q short
time before tuying oil a. . neighooring
store. and 1t 10 supposed that It beam,
ignited when she undertook 70 uie It, snt
set her Ahre.
Her husband, as has bean stated, WA
OF on . spree at the time, and their TIVE
small children, who live with them. w.r'
away from the house. They have thre
other children, but their poverty has com
PEELED them TO place them In institution
| which care for destitute children.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
.arhe Golden G.nr.t

Mrs. Mckee RAnkJn's new play,
The Golden GIsnt" will be presented
at the Opera House tonight aud TO.
m2IroW night, and should be greet d
Tits b crLwied house ON both coca
sions. This New York Trio-aa, in
speaking OF this play, says:
The production OF The Col len
Giant" has been an uu6euisbia success.
The houses, which were Lot smal.
duriag the early part OF the week by
the end OF 1t were fairy crowded. Mrs
Rankin's nsraZer ssiu yesterday thai
he felt perfectly safe for the future o.
the play. Off5rB from country manager,
come 10 him every day, and YESTERDAY
he received from hr Fled, Ct the Bos
tor Museum, n letter Ia WLieh he Of
fered to begin the se,son at the Museum
with "The Golden Giant" and 10 rul
it Tor an indefinite perioi. This eft
10 now under consit teI alton, and hs
booked time for The play up to JanuAr,
next
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
Three Staboing Cases

Hugh Gibson and Patrick Keefe, OF
10 South sixth street, Pht. .Adelpnia, " or
feeling very hilarious yesterday morn.
ing when they walked into the barber
shop at Fifth and Library streets. They
both 'ook asAts In chairs and guyod the
colored BARRIERS as they scraped the
bireute growth from their faces. When
the operation had been completed the
men drew on theiT overcoats and started
out OF the shop.
"Did you fohgst de change. sah?"
asked James Bell, as the men started
out.
mo; We didn't," returned Gibson.
"You don't suppose We have money fol
such scrapin' - We got here, &c
you?'
Yer; DO, ssh," exclaimed Bell
an9rlly, as he started after them with q
razor ia his hand.
He caught the men as they were
going out on Fifth street and again de
mauded hts money. Gibscn's only an
s"er was To lit the barber In the fac,
with his hst Bell then drew his rRzol
and began ulasbing Gibson, while Keeit
ran across the street 30 the Central Sta
ton to call an fioer. BY the time r..
serve Officer Grace reached the ineI
| B1'l Ind carved Gibson's face, stomach
and haLd IN a fIightful manner. Bel
vas arrested and Gibson was removed
70 the Central Station, where DR.
Augney dressed his wounds He wal
then taken home. His ipjuYios are NO
dangerous.
| There was % ires fiaht In Gi,iis' alley
between IL snd 12 O'Clock Saturday
night, Ssnuel Crippen and Henry
johnson. OK &c! GAlis' alley, started tn
row. lhege hss osen ~ old Erudge oa
tween thess two msn, mud when the
Get on Saturday night thsy started Ii
70 settle ~, O. rather 10 settle one or tn
other. Others Joined In the fiaht, ant
by the time the police reached the soen
johnson had cut long gashes In Grip
psn'e face, neck aud head. Johnsol
was arrested and the wounded man Wa
taken to tho Pennsy.v mia Hospital.
August bmith and pE!lip Franz, VII
both live st ll02 Beech street, bscam
involved in n quarrel a.'oGt II o'oloc
saturday night At their residence
which oulmiDated in Franz drawing
penknite and cutting Smith about tn
face and head. The injured man wa
taken to st. Mary's Hospital, whore h'
Wounds were pronounced not dapgti
ous. Franz was arrested and locke
MP In the Eleventh district station
house He was held yesterday mornin
Tor tTlsl by Magistrate Lloyd.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
Special Hosiery Sale.
CRANOR & CO.

Reduced to-day one liue
Of Ladies Colored Hose
from 3sc. to l:ic.
Ladies' Colored Hose
from 6oc. to 37ac.
Ladies Colored Hose from
soc. to I2ic
Ladies Gray Mixed Hose
from soc. to 25c.
Ladies Fan y Balb'iggan
Hose from 23c TO 2oc.
Ladice' Extra Size Bal
bgiggan Hose from 75c, tc
soc.
Ladies' Plain Balbriggar
Hose from soc. to SIZE.
Ladico' Black striped
Hose from soc TO Iaac.
Children's Black loss
from 25c TO l2bc.
Children's Giay Mixee
Hose from soc. to 25c.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
NEM sIAll0n.

Ths Ellt more X Philadelphia Railroad
has established new station on the east
aide Of Braudywilc creek named Angus
tine. A platform has been built, and
Il Ve trains each way will stop daily.
Tickets msy be purchased on the train
Tor Philade phia at the same price as frou
the Delaware Avenue station Miss M.
}. HArrigan, the artist who lives near the
new station, was largely instrumental in
having TIE station established. IL will
be on The new schedules which will be
issued on the 20lh Five new trains will
SO be added between this city aud Phila'
aelphia, One of these viii be AL evening
express to Cincinnati, which will connec'
with the Wilmington & Northern traiI
coming south, az the w. q \. Jukction
Numerous improvements are being made
between here and Philadelphia and Ii,
Philadelphia station will be ready for oc
cupane in few months. 1t maintainl
the b 4 D style OF architecture. IL il
buIlt chiefly of brick, stone aud iron, anc
IS as near fire proof Us il is possible q
construct building. 1t is a very i'm
pressive building in appearance.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

s.N Trump, Of the Eleventh. ward,
Is erecting IN addition to hts stable.
The tile fi,or hiss been completed In
tbs addition to Beers Opera Hotel.
George A. Miliinston has purohssed
the Capitol Hotel, at Dover, for Slo ooO.
The morocco factory OF Mr.. Mullin,
in the Tenth ward, has been completed, ,
sod " III soon be ready for operation.
Brs. susap john, residing near Riv.
srs,sw Cemetery, 10 visiting friends n
Dover. Del.
Great mplaint 10 made Of the teiay
of tie City Railway Company in alilns
IN the south side Of tho railway on the
Philadelphia pike.
A castle OF the knights OF the Golden
Esgle, composed Of GermAn-speakinR
citizens, viii be organized In tho Ger
man Hail this evening.
Letters testamsntAry on tho estate OF
Lydia Rash, late OF New CASTLE Hun.
drod, have bseu granted 20 william IL.
Moore, of Keuton.
d. h. Jones IL havipg the front OF his
new ice cream saloon hADdsomely y
grained. 1t 10 nearly ready for cccu'
psIcy.
L. W. Stidham & Bon. suotiopeers,
sold twenty. four head Of COWS ~ War
nsr's bazaar, en- Friday tafttrnooD, foI
W. j. Booths, at from $50 to $40, MAX.
Ing IN average OF $40 per head.
A party consisting Of twenty Ave
! men left this City W day for The vi
oinity of Bear Station, 20 attend grand
earn busking match that will take
plscs this afternoon.
The ladies es the Mite Socisty Of thu
give q grand supper 10 the lecture room
November 17th.
A basket bazaar will bs held thii
evenipg In the hsll on jackson stree
near Second, for the benefit OF Weslel
NJ K. Church, aud tho good people o
oar city are expectsd 70 extend help
Ing hand.
william Davis, who was admitted .
. memb Der Of the masonic Lodge .
Newport. &c yeais age, attended tn
meeting OF tho lodge at ksnnett Sqnsrs
Pa, one evening last week. although .
years Of age
The Knights o, the Golden EsgI
lie and Drum Corps is prosrsesip
,loelJ, Il Is sxid, aud wiil soon be- abi
to appear in public. Nothing has bee
heard for some time from tue newly
orsSnized corps q snyth Pest, G
A II
Ex.Maryhal John NJ Dunn stoppe
al 5An Francisco on bis wsy oct TO Et
auAds, Lower California, and In vri
ing 10 friends IN :his city mentions tbs
ha had met George CIosby and Messr
Meyers aud GrsJ sor, rs we'll rs otht
DclawAreans.
R.v 8. j Morris OF TAn2ler Island b.
besn invited TO become the pastor OF u
M. Il. Church at Harrington, and u
lt'v. j. L. 0tls OF ElEton has been Il
vted 70 accept the pastorship of u
Tome NJ. E Church At Port Deposit (,
ihe coming year.
The philadelphia ADD Reading Ra
road Company has contracted with u
Jackson g Sharp Company for hft
passenger coEchas TO bs used on q
New York division and other line
thus enBuring to this frIn plenty
work the coming winter.
SIeriff Lsmbson sold tho followiI
properties on Saturday last: In 81
morning NJ New Castle. n frame bou
aud lot 70 Ar. 8. E.chtl for Ss3l.
the afternoon at tie Court House,
piece OF land belonging TO Belley
Quarry Company TO Charles B. LoI
E.q., for t9i5.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14

nanih f,aInn IN Him Eirl;

Elijah Il. O'Dell, buichs'' IN
OF the many thousands uLO si.Ha
she ascent OF BALDWIN iD Bis ~
near the Exposition gfcta.i' Ai7
Oily. Just ns the big gas bag by
tained its highest elevation, adj
daring Aeronant vSs aboaito Nli
descent. O'Dell, who was stlalll
ths cor. OF Thirteenth aud Piosp@N
to1ard " here he WAS expected . ~,
O'De.l, before starring, sac
going TO see the ID fooi b.. Ns
him self" He had no: ran MOI;
half o block when ho stopped salSa
threw hls hands above hia lesl'
fell prone upon the earth > eoF'S =,
was 35 years Of age, and wei ~"
eli who knew him.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
FlFTA EDiTI1s'
serious uha.,.

a., A co,orso boy pAnrs 1,s' r..
sHat IA years on ,oo iisakGy
before Judre Cu,nnns.c, nsc, s@a:t.J
charged co .' with conrai,tID'ia IN 'a'' ua.
va,ed assault upOn "ns "A al
ysars Of age, pamed ,. wa!s tO,|
me Aff,it occurred D,'AIa on ID xSia
October Z6;b, aud itom 'n wsdrs;|
learned 1t Seems ,bsa han uat ushat asi]
s1l, mas a blaclsntth .hoo o1T.S,l'Sssi1a :,
Y n'on street.. Ga thu ,so ~ FnN|
a %oIison oo,l'ea, was painting TstSy ! tCy s.sl1
= = 90 oolortd boy Va, aeIoIpss s.sa
nrtt nsmed smesrsa sp.ns, so,ps, sAa|
nnal naaa. De returned ,hs ras. na,s., q
", when Moolton started j.. s.,So ,cSonpIla)
his brush, and aioom.' 'net y bin
axe, which he swung .,opssa t'esa !.
Moaison In the siomrcS uOa - .th
s,,.s,. ss.h seout three inoht. lon, 'a,si' G
msh'ined At the resul, Of s i. y. oin
mAds HIS escape and va. ,.' ua M
Snn, Yesterday. Mcuitop ~, .,. asl ~
oy Dt. Cochran, who ,sw4s = Il. va =
up, but yesterday i, ,s hr,..,ss 'sss''
he u nov 10 q pretty bad 'ss co,S,,, ~
the request OF CitS soI,o,,O, ,Is'ia y
yonthiai prisoner VIA soIe iG' ~. " Y
hearing. I '''ais
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
At tho Aesdem, Of ~,

Aodrews' Michao! st,o,os a
closed their enRaeemen, Al rs Is. g'a ~
OF Music on Saturday piyh, ~ a
sudienco which packed M nv <
pit to dome. The ptriotmsp". =
oellent in every respect, ~
This evening the celebr,,,, N
comedian, Charles A. G,rl,.
commonce nn enghgemer, ii =,
In bis new version Of K,,is.
aier," sl,iI OF which an exchange .ss' ;,
The New Kari difu, n,,,
from the p.s,s that have 6,sa ~, !.
for many OF the LEADING s,aT /, !,
affords an OBJ ortuuity Tor o;a,,, !
cast 70 give a good idea Of ihii,,'
pitshms nk. Mr.. Gardner do.. :. .
the EN- met GermAc, butts A m,
in himself, thst while 4 dls,,
Rethtr from Emme,, It is,is on
Ion, much better, Lud "a ,N,
possible German Heis str y
by n company Of io.e.!!iec n
derstauding,"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
NOLAN Tnn,s p.n.......

Last Monday nigh, tue legi.l
Gustaye N, achoaeiG, ,s. Nc N n
street, YVES broken int rli ,obs
an txporblve set Of cArptu4r tWII
Schoasld reported his .o,s 70 AL
and Sergeant CApLOu took tA,l
hand. From lnfdIm alton Wh.h N
tsined ha learned tbs' tbs I,!s
erty was ut 3 sega; rtr3 oa vi
strest, above Sew nth, srt lss, d
10 the place found the ert!.s .E
woman IN cha, gs stated ihA.s,Es
hcur lnst Tuesday morui 90 uik,
man came in the SIRE Ani p,H
mission to leave the ,ojs .gIy
time, Aui that che Lal lot yes
since. As IL WAS scarcely lab: I
time, she Was unabs ~ ses ll, ri
very plainiy. and was p1.itlJs It'd
would not be able TO identify lin.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
WIN bo settled.

The case OF Thomas Smalley, the
Kansns man who came 10 visit some
relatives FAMED PAteheli, In the Ninth
ward, some time ago, and deo&mped
With some money, . watch AND . pail
Of rubber boots, will probably DO set
tied. The young a an hAs been held d
police station since his hearing, and
h.s brother, who wss teleeraphed for
has arrived from KAnsas. He Ia will
ing TO make good the amount tax en-, ,ps ,
sill COST, aud take tho erTing ono bach
70 Kacsas, and Gs the Patchell tamil,
are satisfied with tkepe terms, there II
no doubt bus .he ease will be settled.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
A Unionnt niee,ang In Dubiin

DCHLiN, Nov, i2.-An eEth usisstic
UEionist dsmonatrstiOn was held IN
Leistet Ha,! .ast evening, AZ which the
Duke of A AOscorn presided. All sec
tlouS Of DCblln Loya!!s'f irrespective
Of creed or politics, were represented
fas chief speakers we're Mr. Ashmead
Bartlett, tue Marquis Of Carmsrthel
and Mr. Wn.Gray Ellison hacCartney
member OF Parliament for Antrim
South, who declared that u !ster wouiL
stand by the Loyaiists o. L,inster, Cor
nauRht ard Munster. Thoy Iepudistet
the attempts 10 establish artificial d,s
slnetions
Daily Republican., 1887-11-14
A Sarprise.

Last Saturday WAS the twsnty-fturth
ami versary OF the wedding Of Charles
W. Biiss, residins st No. To4 TAtnAll
street, bat he scarcely gave tho matter
more than . passing thought he wai
out attending 70 some business ~ the
evening, and = hen he returned home,
entered By the hack way, and was sur.
prised to find some friends from the
eastern part OF the city seated n ths
kitchen,
They invited him to lock into the
dining room and pzrlor, which h'
found occupied by unexpt c,ed guests
some OF whom reminded him that 8
wss the twenty-fJurth anniversary O
his Wedding. The hours until midpigh
were spent in a social manner, and 81
abundance OF rsfreehnents served. Mr.
and Mrs. Bliss reoeived . number o
hapdeome and valuable preseptB, an,
although the affair WAS very unex
peclsd, IL -ss none the less enjoy d Bile